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Project: Republic
of Georgia
Department of State -- Republic of Georgia (Updated January
2002)
The State Department's Bureau of Educational and Cultural
Affairs (formerly the United States Information Agency) has
provided a three year grant to the Academy for continued aid
and assistance in the operation of the Georgian Institute
of Public Affairs. The Academy will provide professors for
the academic program in public administration, and will help
establish a Policy Analysis Center at the Institute. The Academy
and the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs
and Administration will enter into a partnership to implement
the grant.
The Georgia Program is now in its eighth
year, and the Academy has reduced its involvement with the
Georgian Institute of Public Affairs (the Institute) substantially,
as the Institute's capacities have increased substantially.
The Academy believes that the Institute can now be completely
autonomous and our role reduced to nominal and advisory functions.
The Institute website can be accessed at: www.gipe.ge.
International Programs
Terry Buss
Ongoing
Alfred M. Zuck
-- Distinguished Adjunct Professor in Residence, American
University. Former Executive Director, National Association
of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration; Associate
Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency; Assistant
Secretary of Administration, U.S. Department of Labor; Director
of Federal Programs, President's Council on Youth Opportunity.
Michael Brintnall
-- Executive Director, National Association of Schools of
Public Affairs and Administration.
Royce Hanson
-- Visiting Professor, Policy Science Graduate Program, University
of Maryland Baltimore County. Former Professor and former
Dean, School of Social Sciences, University of Texas at Dallas.
Former Associate Dean and Professor, Hubert H. Humphrey Institute
of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota; Senior Staff Officer,
National Research Council, National Academy of Sciences; Chairman,
Montgomery County Planning Board and Chairman, Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Commission.
Franklin S. Reeder
-- President, The Reeder Group. Former Director, Office of
Administration, The White House. Former positions with the
U.S. Office of Management and Budget: Deputy Associate Director
for Veterans Affairs and Personnel; Assistant Director for
General Management and Deputy Assistant Director; Chief, Information
Policy Branch and Deputy Chief; Policy Analyst; Chief, Systems
Development Branch. Former Deputy Director, House Information
Systems and member of the Committee Staff, Committee on House
Administration, U.S. House of Representatives. Former positions
with the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the U.S. Department
of Defense focusing on information technology and systems.
John G. Stewart
-- Partner, Stewart, Wright & Associates, LLC. Former
Executive Director, Consortium of Research Institutions; Vice
President, Resource Development, Manager of Corporate Administration,
and Manager of Planning and Budget, Tennessee Valley Authority
(TVA); Member, Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel, National Aeronautics
and Space Administration; Staff Director, Subcommittee on
Science, Technology and Space, U.S. Senate; Staff Director,
Subcommittee on Energy, Joint Economic Committee, U.S. Congress;
Executive Assistant to the Vice President of the United States.
Terence A. Todman
-- Former positions with the U.S. Department of State, including:
Career Ambassador to Argentina; Ambassador to Denmark; Ambassador
to Spain; Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American
Affairs; Ambassador to Costa Rica.
Ralph R. Widner
-- Chairman, Fairfax House International and Director,
Civic Network Television. Former President, Academy for State
and Local Government; former President, National Training
and Development Service for State and Local Government; Executive
Director, Appalachian Regional Commission.
The next Georgia Project Panel meeting has been scheduled
for October 30, 2003. Please contact Charlene Walsh at (202)
347-3190 or cwalsh@napawash.org
for more information. (Posted 10/24/2003)
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